The Guthrie Daily Leader. (Guthrie, Okla.), Vol. 26, No. 105, Ed. 1, Tuesday, December 12, 1905 Page: 4 of 8
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THE LCADEH( OUTHRlE OKLA- TUESDAY DECEMBER 12 1W5.
PASB FIVE.
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PERSONAL
MENTION
BROOKS NEXT SUNDAY!
FURNITURE
C F. OOw Is a visitor In tho city
A. O Dallcy le hero from Bdmond.
W A. Floyd la in town today from
Topeka.
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FOR
ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY!
Entire Original New York ana London Production of the
HOLIDAY:
J 15 Douglas went to Meridian th's
morning. ;
Clmrles Howe went to Frague this
morning.
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Famous Musical Comedy Success
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SHE'S DEMURE
SHE'S CLEVER
SHE'S DAINTY
SHE'S CHARMING
The SCHOOL GIRL
SHE'S CHICK
SHE'S PERT
SHE'S PRETTY
SHE'S NICE
LOW PRICES
Ml I. Armarftrout Is In El Iteno on
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It. Jt Arnctt i In the cltj from
Ulaekwell.
Of. A Nichols Is hero from Okluhom i
Couches Lounges Book Cases China Closets Folding
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Comforts
Floor Oil Cloth
Matting
Linoleum
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Shades and Curtains.
ALL BRIGHT AND NEW
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LEASING IS BIG FIZZLE
Less Than One - Fourth of
x the Big Pasture is-
Leased. Special to The. Dally Leader
Lawton Okla. Dec 12. Well alt tho
bids for leases In tho big pasture1 linvo
been opened and tho entire thing la a
rank fizzle less than one-fourth of the
land being' leased. In bidding n portion
could bid upon two or three tmcts of
land designating which tract wo hi"
Bret choice and if his bid happened to
bo the highest ho would get it other-
wise he would lako one of the other
tracts ho bid upon Thero were 7?v first
choice bids that wera successful and
the entire amount of land covered by all
the laid accepted Is a little less than
ono hundred thousand acres. As thero
nr about 4SQ.O0O acres in the big pas
ture. It will be seen that )c.is than ono-
.bOUrh of It was bid upon.
Tho bids varied from twenty-flvo cents
to a dollar and thirty cents per acre per
year In all probability many of the
bldo were speculative tho bidders think-
ing that all the land would bo snapped
up and thero would bo a chahco for a
little speeu'-ntlon. It la evident how-
over that the people did not tumblo
over thernseHos In their eagerness to
necuro leases In the big pasturo Most
of those who did secure leases are per-
sons who are ndt residents of this seo-
llon of tho country and aro persons
who ar- unfamiliar villi the condition.
When the fact la taken Into consldera-
tl. n 'l. at a portion leasing that land
must build a four-wlro fence around It.
i.iust put 110 acres of the 160 Into cul-
t viiion and tli.it every cent's worth of
improvements ho plaren upon the land
reverts to the Indians at the expiration
Of Ir.a lease. It Is not surprising that
ihuse fuinUlar w th the condition re-
frained from bidding or attempting to
Icbi- undt r iu u imftlr condition
Keaiiy till t . I md leased I ' the
southern and ntr.il Kurt of the big
pasture Indlm Ag if Hliwkmon nays
th t he is coi.nimt thai wltliln thirty
ri. n hi renin Itltittuik will issue un-
Olhrr order t" igiiln udterliSK fir bids
io l-ap &e i niutiidur of tin pmiuru
renrrvts end tlui tx iur terms will be
Off red
It s i nott !1 fmt howfM r t hat
In dfigii ttlng i he I mils that w r to
bo l-ij the mlri' nort'ist cungns-
Hional tounnhii f thu big pastuM thai
lira wit hlti li i i 1 of Ijiwt.n u
It ft out of the l.mil :o U- bid for rh r
in a n ggrr in tli uoodpilf in tin d al
Tbee lunds aj b Inn uw-d foi ki isl-ig
punp-a-t and It in Kin bo tll for the
In-Jtr. KtglitS i - iiiin to look into
th s mattpj and ai 'k is enjoying th
fc mflii) of this graft actd nv Jut wbut
lnltr -i if juiy sotn government ro
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ROYAL.
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Thoroughly Equipped and Up-to-date. Cair39; A :j
Cab or Brougham will serve you. No vexatious de- -:
lays; no dirt; Courteous drivers. "Quick Service" our motto. :
' 'i Baggage Transferred Xo Any Part of the City
Bed Springs Cotton
Sewing Machines
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jjinmg unairs oteei
TWTbiliT' "'WTfT'WWiiiyT.irATl"".'V."l TTTF" - -n
furniture which
to discard I will take
ployoa havo tt the cattle that aro be-
ing ranged on these lands.
The most pleasant safest and best
remedy to uso for Coughs ColdJ Group
whooping Cough etc.. Is Kennedy's
Laxative Honey and Tar. This remedy
expels all cold from the .system by adt-
InR as a cAlharlla on tho bowels. Sold
by C. It. Hcnfro.
We nro oxduslvo ngents for Llbbiy
QUt Olans. Uuthrlo Class & 'China Co.
RENFRO'3 FOR FINE CIQAR8.
QOV. FERGUSON ON AGRICULTURE.
Touches Up Farmlna Intereitlnnly
His Annual Report.
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In his annual report to Secretary
lll'tcock. Gov. Ferguson spenkos as fol-
loVs on agriculture: "Agrlcultiiro la
tho foundation rock upon which tho
young oomnionwonllh of Oklahoma
stands. Within her borders are produo-
ca ahnually wonderful orops of all tho
agricultural staples and tho numerous
minor produats Indigenous to this lati-
tude." Tho governor states that cotton corn
and wheat nro grown more extensively
'than any other crop although! Kalnr
cornwoa grown ito a larfc'e extont there
having been a great demand for the ttt-
tlcle on account of the many break-
fast foods.
He snys thoro Is a demand for statis-
tical Information concerning Okluhotnat
and as tho demand Is ever growing he
recommends n perfection of the present
plana of gtMhering sttuistlos. A higher
scale of assessment of property for taxa-
tion Is HiggMted by Qovemnr Ferguson.
He saye.
'Property Is seldom auMitd at Us
actual value The values fixed by the
HMeanors are not over ono-stxth and
In many Instances Ofie-elghth of the
true ulni wblle money bonds and
stocks are frequently not given. In At
all
"Karm lands av been asaMd at nil
average of $3 41 per acre horses at
U6.78 . ut.li- ut T sheep at J1.07
I and swl u- ut SI T3 hrnce the total val-
uatlon T3. 1M.7.1 us fixed by the aa
I seaauni la nut over 16 '-S per cent of
the :rut ulue of all prupei'ty subject to
taxation Tbo urtuul value la about 50
nill.lOfl dollars "
lrrlteaiion in Oklahoma m cording to
tlie gevi-rnor h is not ecvlved the prop-
er attention ilw territory s lmportunve
would Justify. The fur- r hr nays
have bee i put t" a grut disadvantage
Many hlldren Inheilt constitutions
weak and fi-i-nlc othoin due to childhood
trouble! HolllMter Itucky Mou ituln
Tt-u will positively mru i lililien and
nuke cr- strong. 15 orntu Toi or
Ttibb-ts Aak your druggist
We or fxrhisive agents fnr l.lbU-y
Cat aiaaa. Guthrie Uluaa Ob'nu Co.
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Pictures Blankets
Carpets
Art Squares
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OTHER TERRITORIES ACTIVE.
Arizona and New Mexico Joint State-
hood Men at Work.
Albuquerque N. M Dec. 12. Tho
6x6cUtlvo committee ot tho Joint Stato-
hood League of Now Mexico Is ar-
yaiiKlcg to send a committee to Wash-
ington to loo kafter tho movemont
while congress Sa in session. Tho
board of trustees of the city of Gallup
V i- ' today wired a message to con-
t asking for tho passage or tho
joint statohood bill and a similar mes-
sage wbb transmitted by tho city coun-
cil of Silver City N. M. Socrotary
Mark Rogors of tho Arizona Statehood
association announced that he has
sent a letter to John Sharp Wl.'liams
asking fo rhls aid In behalf of Joint
statehood. Slgnod petitions were sent
to Washington today from Raton Man-
uallto San Antonio N. M. and othor
towns.
0JLaT7OUIA
Best i tb ) The Kind Yoa Have tors Bought
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Candles.
for Plow's Fancy Dox
Wb will bo open until 10 o'clock even
ings until Christmas Come In and look
around. Guthrie Class & China Co.
FAILED TO PAY POLL TAX.
Dellnquentc Brought Before Police
Judne and Fined
Thero wnB not much doing In pollco
court this morning. Max Williams
B1I Odon George Nhle and Robert
Le were fined live dollars and costs
for refusing to py their poll tax. All
of the defendants paid their fines.
John Johnson couldn't take one drink
and then quit He had to keep It up
until he lost his head and then was
taken In charge by a policeman and
eacorted to the jail where he wag cared
fox by Jailer Cease Johnson pleaded
guilty BDrt was lined the usual flvo and
costs which he could not pay and will
pound rocks for ten days.
If you are troubled with indigestion
constipation sour etomach. or any other
pain. HoUXer's Rorky Mountain Tea
will make you well and kep yoa well.
U eenta Te or Tablets. Ash yur
drucctat
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City toIay
III tlosh went to HB Ileno this morning
on business.
Cnartea 8 AukerRian 'a hrre tod
from Winfleld
I-lttle Ethel Castanlan Is npirtiii ill
With scarlet fever.
A E Irons Is In the city ftiun Oiv"
today on busincas
flecember h is tatw fnr nhown i
friendly fuco to the sportsiunn
W II t I Hi. it wnt to niniVwdl ot.
tho nftcnioi'i train on bus'itess
Mrs. John Itoyd retumeil this morn-
Iri from a visit with her daughter nt
Ferklns.
Mra. C. IJ. IIun and Mrs Fred Gum
were here yesterday from Perry vis-
iting Miss Jlessle Curd.
Miss Dost who hns been hero from
Kansas City visiting Mrs.. Boland re-
turned Monday afternoon to her home.
Mr. Edwnrd A. Kimball arrived In tho
city this morning nnd will deliver a
lecturo upon the subject of Christian
Science at tho city hall tonight.
Jinnee WJ Steen Charles King A. C
DeSllvn Hiram Stronc Ilarry JUclfson
II W. Welch G. F. Wbhrman nnd M.
C Oaka nro here from ISnld today at-
tending court.
School will bo dismissed for tho holi
days ono week from .Friday. The length
of tho mention has not yot beon deolded
upon but will probtbly bo for ono woek
and a- day ..a it Is not tho Intention of
the faculty to hold a session of school
on Now Year's Day "which comes on
Monday.
Pain may gr by the namo of rheu
matism neuralgia lumbago pleurisy. No
matter what nnmo the pains arc colled
Ilolllster's Itocky Mountain Tea will
ilrlve them away 35 confs Tea or
Tublcts. Ask your druggist.
Chandler Items
Special Correipndo.nce.
Chandler Okla. D. . Tho .liouso
of Dr. W. O. Blsbee w onterea Satur-
day night whllo thO) famllj was absent
and robbed af a number or valuable
articles Including a lady's watch with
n diamond set. n. ring set with ponrU
three noeklaaes two cut glass bowls a
brnoalet and gold belt bucklo nnd $J0
In cash. Tho thioves effected nn en-
tranoe by mains of ft" skeleton key with
which tho front dOOF was opened. Af-
ter accomplishing tlietr work they left
by tho back door leaving It wide open.
On tho namo evening between 7 nnd
9 o'clock tho Ames home. Just fcouth of
tho Baptist church was entered. Sev-
eral pieces of Jawolry nnd a small
amount of money wero taken. Lifter In
tho evening Itov. W. A. Cravens whoso
houao adjoins that of Mr. Ames heard
someono working at one of his doors
as 'though trjlne to pick tho lock. Tie
carried a lamp to tho place to Investi-
gate and tbe burglars wera frlghtfcnod
awny. Tho police aro able to And no
clue to -tho Identity of the thieves but
it Is believed that they were profes-
sionals. Tho St. Cloud hotel chanced hands
yesterday James E. Iurvis of Cotn-
tralla Mo. taking clmrco. It. If. Mo-
rey former proprietor goes to Howard.
Kans.. to complete Sir Purvis' unexpired
lease of a hotoi In that place
Mrs. Maud Itoblnson and children of
Vlntta. wera here over Sunday leaving
yesterday for Guthrie
Mrs- Hogers an old friend of Mr. and
Mr. C. O. Fucti. spent Sunday witb
thein. She lias been visiting friends
at authrie and Oklahoma City
Mr Oeurge Childress who hus been
here from Pratt county Kans the past
wivk visiting her sleti r Mra Ueeknell.
left yeaterduy for Outhr'e where ehe
will spend a few days with the Neal
family before returning home
Mia Cora. Chanty of Outlirie. spent
Sunday with her brother 8. R. Clianey
returning home )eterday
TIh (leftson of lndlution is open us.
Kodol 0rntixra Cure for Iniagtotlfln
nn4 dysiwauuta will de everythins for the
tftomaeh tltat Mil overioaoatl or over
worhea atomaoli on not do far lteeir.
ICoOol Diseeta wlMU. you eat--iv thu
stomach a ret rrtwves your stoioiWB.
tMriohbiR Itemrt-lwrs. lniUetij etc
Sojd Uy O. R. Itmfro.
nENFBO'5 FOR SCHOOL BOOKS.
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THE THEATRE
fBf the eeeostd time this atomi tha
"aHafldtng Iloom Only" sign wtis biMC
(mt at the Brooke toft? nUfht the attrac-
tion being "The Pawer of the Croas."
presented by the popular Morey Hvock
ooinpany and at the enc'usion ef the
perfomuince many w? heard to re-
mark that tho etvtortalnnifnt waa greatly
auperlor to nwny of ihe ioclld $1
mtraotlous. I-m t night's play Is In-
tensely dramatia and afltords full scope
to the genius and versatility the tar
Mlaa Morcy who at all tltaf appeared
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r ai mi: itBVNOLDS
imLENA uyrtNn
MABEL. RAYMOND
HAUItlETT MnnniTT
LUCILLE nLLIEBS
AKTHUR WDOLEY.
BAItriY MAXWELL.
3 CARLOADS OF SCENERY 3 3 HOURS OF LAUGHTER 3
Wonderful Electrical Effects 20 Lyrical Gems
HOW THAT WILL BE THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Kansas City Jonrnal Said- "Be ft Musical Comedy Ever Staged iu Kansas City."
SECURE SEATS EARLY SALE BEGIN FRIDAY.
Free List Susoended. Carriages at 1 1 o.m. Prices-25. 50. 75. SI. $1.50
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FREE LECTURE
on Christian Science at City HeJl
Tuesda-y Eveninfi at 8-'00 o'clock by
EDWARD A. KIMBALL C. S. D.. of
Chicago Illinois. Everybody Invited.
to hold her Kreat audience under a spell
of fnsolnatjpn. Her support was nil
that could lie doslred Miss Ellso Dixon
as "Helena: Jamea Barbour as "Sol-
bollff; 'Curl Drlokert ns "Nocolal"
Guy O. Frltts as "Ivan" nnd Karl
Stcors na 'Jltniolas" belnit cfipeolally
worthy ot mention. Tho special stasro
eettlMsa added not n little to tho ef-
fectiveness of tho performances. As on
the preceding' night the specialty fea-
tures were above tlio average and vastly
onterttlf)ln Tonight's bill Is "Tcnnes-
seo'a Partner.4'
Alfred Sutro the author of "Tho
Walls of Jejlpho" Is to come to Amer-
ica next month.
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Henry W. Savngo has arranged for
the first produqtIon of "The Qnlloper"
on next Monday nlcbl at Ford's opera
house Baltimore.
Becrbohm Tre6 has been elected pros
fdent of tho British Theatrical Mana
Kers' (iseoolaXIpt) in succession to tho
lato Sir Henry Irvine.
Margaret WyeJierly ls been enKngcd
to ureate the leading feminine role of
Lydla Carew In O. Bernard Shaw a
"Coshel Byron'a Prfelon "
Barly in February Otis SUInnor will
appear In New York In "The Duel" a
translation of a French drama which
hoa already had a notable miecoaa at
the Comtxlle Fruncalie
On account of tha maiwtvHa ef the
aeener an dthe niimber of peopla car-
ried. IClaw & Brian Rer Isave deoidad not
to take "The WMl Cat" on tho road.
Aubrey Uouclcault 1MB been emitted
for mate Jnnls' taadtr. roan In the mu-
sical ooinady "The VaiulurWlt Can."
soon to be seen in New York.
Owing to the Buccetw ef "innB Lear"
in which Robert Maatetl ia appettrtaf: at
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FRUITS
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OfS VAVOHAN
GLADYS COLEMAN.
JULIA BIIINKEIUIOF
ItOBERT WIIYTE
SIM PULEN
WM. J. SMITH
AND OTHERS.
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the Garden theater. Now York hia pro-
duction of "Tho Dancer and tho Crow"
has. been postponed indefinitely.
Miss Ellis Jeffreys la to return to
America from London next month to
tftnr under the management of Llobler
& Co. Sho will hav.e Frank Worthing
as a leading man.
Harry Lolghton Is to dramntlzo "But-
ternut Jones" a story df western Texas
published by the Appletons.
Sims. Sarah Bernhardt lina purchased
tho aqtlng rights of a play ciftltled "Tho
Swing" by Miss Constant Iounsberry.
Tljo piny will be proacntod in Paris after
the French actress gomplets her present
Amerlcjtn lout.
Clydo Fitch has signed contracts to
furnish tho next plays to bo prsojited
I by Maxlne Elliot and Blanche Vulsh.
FarmuSrs mecttanlot railroaders la-
hnrara rolyon Dr. Thomas' Bdootrlo Oil.
i Takes tho sting out of cuts burns or
uruiaea ui uuvu. lam bmntwh
whom it la used.
Mi. lit V. - .. ! IA rt'slnntr avon
flnga until Christmas Come In and look
around Guthrie Qlaae China Co.
DISTRICT COURT
The following Jurors wero ompinel-
led this morning to hour tlio evidence
In the case against Edward Campbell
colored charged with rape: George
Sondolbaoh Warren Wall. John Hop-
Ulna Miller Overstroat Jack Ramsey
W. W. Faublan. H. M. Meyors. A. O.
Hamlin C. A. Popo B. W. Hlggln-
boninm W. H. Sturgls and Nathan
Goooh.
Hetty Smith Cooko was granted a
WE SELL
Good Things to Eat
selected esDecially for
Christmas
We w.lnt our orders
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PLAYERS 65
First Tour of the
ORIGINAL DALY THEATRE
SHOW GIRLS
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Brooks' Theatre.
Saturday December I6tli
Matiqee aud Night
J. C. LEWIS
in the new
"SI PLUNKARD"
A Rural Play In a
9 Class by Itself.
A. Play You Can't
Afford to Miss
The play abounds with bright
and sparkling specialties.
Also presenting
Baby Arlotta Lewis
Btxby Irene Spooncr
Two of the cleverest children
upon the stage.
Prices 25c. 50c and 75c
Watch For The Parade.
divorce from Albert Ross Cooke nail
hor maiden nnmo restored.
Bl'lous? Feel heavy nfter dinner?
Tongue coatod? inter tasto? Com-
plexion sallow T Liver needs wakenings
up. Dontt's Itcgulets euro bilious at-
tacks. 25 vnt8 a any drug store.
nv'o will bo open unlll 10 o'clock even
Inga until Christmas. Come In and loole
around. Guthrie Glass & China Co.
THE TAMOU8 8ELI.S FOB LES3
"We are exclusive agents for Llbbey
Cut Glaps. Guthrie Olass & China Co.
Tho "Universal" Fond Chopper
Chops all kinds
of food whether
meat or vege-
tables r a w or
coated ae coarse
or fine as wanted
raplaly and easi-
ly Dues away
with tb rtrudK
'. eryof the chop-
nine knife and
nowl aitORetn.r
Hirsehi & Kncbel Co.
Phone G2 111-113 W..Harrlson
NUTS
Trade
113
EAST OK- I
Candies
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